Album Notes

When her two little feet first stepped onto the stage of her family-owned theater in Mathews, Virginia, at only two years old, Lynda Smith couldn't have realized the chain of events that were set in motion that night. The audience adored her and she became the youngest member of Virginia's Li'l Ole Opry. The song? "Daddy's Little Girl"

Whether at the theater, local fairs and festivals, concerts, or church services, Lynda literally grew up on stage with every phase of her life being placed to music. When you see her perform and hear the sweet fullness of her voice, you can almost see it, but it's only when you look into her bright hazel eyes that you truly understand what music means to her. It's as natural and essential as breathing.

Ever since her first major solo concert at age 10, Lynda has planned and executed hundreds of concerts and became the only local artist to sell out regional concert halls. Why? Well, one could chalk it all up to talent, but that wouldn't quite tell the whole story. Her creativity, desire for perfection, attention to detail, and sheer determination are what has gotten Lynda Smith where she is today.

Today, in addition to performing an uncountable number of concerts, Lynda has released five self-produced recordings, written numerous songs, established a fan club with hundreds of devoted followers, and performed several lead roles in highly acclaimed musicals. With all that under her belt, you'd think it would have been enough to keep one person busy, but not this ball of energy.

Lynda has her own band, songwriting business, music publishing company, recording company, fan club, and website-based distribution company. And to think, it all started with one song, "Daddy's Little Girl". And she still is.